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In case you think our sister relationship has been a unicorn dream, you might want to read Kim's entry from 1991. Because as it turns out, she dreads the minute Terri comes home from college. Why? Because she throws off the vibes and fucks up Kim's friend dynamic. Plus, Terri writes Lori a motivational letter she didn't ask for, sophomore year of high school is lackluster, and a contraption for removing spiders from your home. Gross. Welcome to Generation Artax.
- Kim finally watches Schitts Creek and understands now
- Terri discovers the magic of Ritalyn
- Lori took Ritalyn and thought she was just suddenly interested in her history textbook
- Let's have a dumb fight about social media
- Terri writes Lori a motivational letter but she's mainly talking to herself
- Kim is afraid this note from the 90s will hurt Terri's feelings today, but she's kinda pissed
- It's hellish when Terri comes home from college, and Kim dreads it
- Kim's friends act differently when Terri's around because she throws the dynamic.
- We never said gay - or, we said it, but it was a derogative term at the time
- Terri is unimpressed by sophomore year high school
- Kim doesn't like the idea of having household staff, even in the middle ages
- Lori wishes she lived in America pre-everything
- Lori has never seen Avatar, but we're sure she'd fit in there
- How to get rid of spiders, and can we stop talking about spider eggs thank you
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